Dr. Tomothy Killeen, Director of the National Center for Atmospheric Research and President-Elect of the American Geophysical Union, has given a nice presentation before the House Science Committee, April 28, 2005, especially outlining the role of NASA's Earth Science Program (ESP) in the Earth Observing System and in gathering environmental data. How well the ESP operates might indirectly affect how we gather satellite data for coral reef mapping and monitoring.
Jim
This blog attempts to bring together coral researchers and Marine Protected Area supervisors to discuss what data need to be integrated for themselves, as well as for the public, and how to go about it. You must be an invited member to post to this list, but if you produce and use coral data, we want to hear from you. (Write to Jim.Hendee at noaa.gov).
Friday, April 29, 2005
Friday, April 22, 2005
Strategic Plan for IEOS
The final Stratetic Plan for the U.S. Integrated Earth Observing System has just been released.
Other links of use along these lines include,
United States Group on Earth Observations
NOAA's Earth Observing System Page
You may also be interested to read the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy's announcement of the plan, see .
Other links of use along these lines include,
United States Group on Earth Observations
NOAA's Earth Observing System Page
You may also be interested to read the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy's announcement of the plan, see .
Friday, April 01, 2005
The Global Observing Systems Information Center
The Global Observing Systems Information Center has a nice interface for determining what observing systems are where, and what they're measuring. Hopefully all of ours systems will soon be listed.
Jim
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